Procon 112A035F11CA Brass Rotary Vane Pump, 3/8′ NPTF, 48 GPH for Liquid Transfer Applications

The Procon 112A035F11CA Brass Rotary Vane Pump is an innovative solution designed specifically for clean liquid transfer applications. This pump is particularly well-suited for systems that handle coffee and carbonated water, ensuring efficient and reliable operation. With its 3/8′ female NPTF threaded inlet and outlet, the pump integrates seamlessly into various setups, making it a versatile choice for both personal and commercial use.

One of the standout features of the Procon rotary vane pump is its construction from high-quality brass. This material is not only known for its excellent corrosion resistance but also for its ductility at high temperatures. This ensures that the pump can withstand the demands of various environments without compromising performance. Additionally, the low magnetic permeability of brass makes it an ideal choice for applications where magnetic interference is a concern.

The pump is designed with a clamp-on mounting style, which simplifies installation and allows for easy adjustments. With a maximum pressure rating of 200 psi, the Procon rotary vane pump can handle high-pressure applications effectively. Furthermore, it is capable of operating at temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for a wide range of liquid transfer tasks.

Understanding how pumps work is essential in appreciating the Procon rotary vane pump’s design and functionality. Pumps generally utilize mechanical action to move liquids, gases, or slurries. This action can be categorized into two primary types: positive displacement (PD) and kinetic pumps. Positive displacement pumps operate by capturing and releasing discrete amounts of flow into a chamber, then forcing it out. They are widely used in various applications, including fuel and oil pumps in vehicles and hydraulic systems. In contrast, kinetic pumps, such as centrifugal pumps, transfer energy to the flow using an impeller, moving it through a volute into the desired system.

Regardless of the type, pumps can be powered by various energy sources, including wind, electricity, manual operation, or gasoline and diesel fuel. Procon has been a leader in manufacturing reliable pumps for clean liquid transfer since its founding in 1950, with its headquarters located in Smyrna, TN. The company’s commitment to quality and performance makes the Procon 112A035F11CA an excellent choice for anyone in need of a dependable pump for liquid transfer applications.